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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Whem the youna man nrst discovers
hair un HE appaR lip, be fsala elevated,
when IN fact d e q ssFt Of oomine
down. Yoaksrs Stetssssaa.
"Tha WEDDING Of Frank Moxie and
Miss Duckie BiFchaF says one Of ths
Bslrs Territorial exchanges, which "a
announced Imsa week, has noa yea takon
plaes, OWING 70 the feet that the groom
4 too basliy engaged Ia . poker gams
st the Silver 6lAf olz6-Eooma. Toe
Rev. Hartshofn, who waa 70 paEform
US csssmnny. and Who want 10 infnEm
Ne. Moxie that the company was wsit-
lne, Alss got interested and took hand.
A. - 30 70 press ~ learn that he rev.
sgend gentleman u kiokina like an ele-
plant heoanee there Il limit 20 The
game Dakota Bell.
"Whaa's all thls rAokst Z" asked q
travelling man - BE Ros % the train
10 Philsdelphia.
at eyre eslsbFatlne The signing Of
the Untted States Consultation"
why, that happsDed Q hundred
yuAEs $50 r
sTean
~Aad shey ere iasi esstina On 70 u ?
Well, u thas ain't Philadelphia ell
ever"
A merchants wife Feeentiy save Aim
TIE foIlawinQ letter. with innlrnclions
thaa Il ahould ne Be opens5 aatil be got
90 his rlAsa Of hosinesa; II an forced
% tsfl yea someehina thst uill sEoabla
goo, baa Il 10 my daty 10 do 90. am
1sisEmine6 thai yea ehAil knou d. lss
Ne Fsaalt BE- whas % may. I have
known for Week thaa this trial was
oomias, BAT kspl u 10 myself unfil -
asy, wosn u has reaehed q erfnts, ard
aanoce keep q any longss. fsa nus
nsa csamnra me go harNhis. fuE yea
snnst fsAp ~ Fescits - cell - uynslf
hcpa q wsnA eruah yoa." Here be
lssnsd ever the nsxt paaa. hts hair
,sswly rising. ~rhs Soar y eat, please
lsad ne assa thia afsexnoo1. thonshs
lnnt By this method yea Woald not for
ga Ia The haahsnd ieleRrAphnd
iaFthuith faf barrel af she bess noar
n TIE naEksi 10 sssnt home iastaaisr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

TIE tug Mogul eaaled q this port tsdAy.
Tbe Schooner VIII I'M =. WiEsmAn, lunheF
laden frou Port sksiy, arrived IN santa Bar.
oara o. last Sunday
The bark d. o. Murray cleared q Port
Townsand today for San Diego, loaded with
So 100 feet Of lumber for San Diego. from
utsslady.
sAE PnAscssoo. Oct .-clsarsd-stesmsr
Mexico, for seattle.
esise6-stesmer 0regou, fer Astoria
poaz DIscovKnX, Oct o--Arrived-B Bark.
eniine @ Q. Funk.
The wires are stll Gown norih Of here and
no reports have been received from The Straits
Ponz AADmoH. oet. 6 - Arrived-Bnxk
Vidrtae.
Pons BLAEsLs, ocs. s. Arrived = BARK;
entins Aneiia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

bnnn1 zrum Ts1o6c . Nzfane Csl1.
mnns annm m1sh al AmnAA Il f1sME
Aneslae. a1on& : aa1lcek e. xgse4sg. y
ne teaf1has n1rm EAnu Fsatna. s1n
80 Ghaersed 6 lin4 q olzn4I Is 1A1lK141.
fsnf pn1nw 3 ~ feaffaI 80 fsnntnR =
80 fa,se,Is a Hzn6sr 41g Ms11lA1ees
~ go - eontd BE- $50 - wAs
1900 hE he q men1w0a W4NN9
$500 hfrke ever b.. D11tsl Kgsza.
nuaa1ars 1ahn DsN1a. n1Nt emaiHaaEf Nm.
P1nrb1sn. nss1nd enzlua11; 81 kz1o'
mnsa. a. Dii ek, A1nmaas End N
saNwAfd & - bea1. na1s nzkDos1.
9sEs a. Ice.
nncaarlsn6 nee AmMazABs
nwnen. flsf. s.--Fhs SooialIsl OoneeK
sn.s e -. Gslf eicHd To-Day. TIE So
arnf rss1it Il 10 5slihcxafions b -
fIsg.5 - = g earaoll4alo - S9oiali1l
paxfV fhrumahnns EnEupA, 1ha unufer.
snas oeai1sf g eonpok8 - ls1sln1'
fioual Labas CarRreaa dnEinR 1853. lbs
ConfsEsses ad9Sted . rsssi1alsn pE1'
TESTING Agafng1 snarchy-
aessna EaEm IN Wexles-
CIR a. Mxxzos, Osk e-Ihs eossEf
tuiioual amendmens permitiinG -.
Pfsst1ant % hold fhs eEiss . aeepn<
term has hsan Rat.Gsd b. two-fhiEda d
Sc ssaaEa, sad . b nos osfors O1A-
sFsss Tor tfs anal enAesmeBt. Conzresl
wili pass . Essointisn giving u hns fsEsa
e ls8.
eAore TwesEe Ehsas91a.
Ngw Tonx. Ost. 6.-ArIhar h Seal
soslns psyl8R tsiIss o. ths kaieol
Hank &foohlwn. wxa arrested SAL
morEinR. Hs = sh9rt tl1W0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

NJ uifs b sakIaes b peli dis gains
in tka 6aek thna ave hHf ress nearer
das nnR niahs. bna n too keux1 af1sR
afpFtna EWe AliaeekS Plasisxa SO 81.
PRESSES Fsilsf. and ID To cf tAeea
oaya Sc Il gslL So also nB6s tAe1
s6setfve "a neafalRia and FAEamaaism.
MpuAMe A. DAnnAsM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
ADVICR no M0THKRn

Mra Windows eooshina dyrap, for children
tsethina. IL the prescription Of enc Of ths beat
female nuFsAs aad physieians IN the United
States end has besn used for forty yeAra win
nsver failing success ~ millions Of mothsrs
testhing fis value u incalcuiahls. q relieves
ne child nom pain. cures dyssnteEy ana diar.
KnOA. gripping In the bowels snd wind sole.
b gfvtna health 10 the child Il rests ths
uother. Rrioo &C. bo1tlA np7adWiY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

DRan Rno MKHx. Ia. ~rna Central
MetAsdlsl.s CAiiatasoafs. Ky.
nua % he laaa ~CeaaFai" thae you
waaa q sch ksedaehe Fsaedy. I SAT-
tered from siak haadAche. alnoss from
infanuy, anA tried every fsmedy
ssaid ct, baf nsVsR founa anythfna b
a. ne god until used simmons LAYER
Rsgaixlnt. ! feel f0f AaxoBs thai snf-
sefa ailh teAa terrible aissase. ard I
hspe yea uill Etvs q q tFtAl-O 3.
honna. nFownsSsii@ W. Va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Ths q OENTEMRKF' d the moss pop
nlaT hid glove 10 America, el.lS for Eve
outtona. $50 for eiohi buttons. They
ere far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and duFa.
Utility are unexoslled. The shove ere re-
tail prices 1.-THE glove d not sold at whole-
ealsl ~ OHWABA0HR8 BROs'. DALI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
TACOMA.

Ths nssssn hspe hsnn eonsoa b rska
laFlS ff1n tbs go ngse ~ 1880
6lxSstan ssnss lea Tnes1sy ~ pspa'ssap
zhsy asxsse here - Has = p.
CbssIsn 1sensen plsa9ee anslig e
kuEplarF Il sha D3ssfins Cgnkf 1eesAx
6as. n eli - sen1s1ead se1e7.
TO. Absost usn sDssissst egu,suis-
ss1aog 10 aka tesiimeMF - - 49,
nenea 81 Itxxis - C1afl41 ffuas 80
MaeY -. David o. iasha.
Tks Por1sand ttz1n uaa 1sl9Js1 -
eer3sT aftsEnaun ~ 2fFeH uesx ~
tsi,s. A haH % ~ if1eA 80 sns ~
fnrt ~ Ssrsf,fen 90 enG iae as twp gaEE
of ths eartg mernlnf 9fei1Af ts1lns
C.1. Dasis, lhe - , h1nssafy = me-
81 sha IaaoHa GFs 9@p4Fa1eat, 80 :.
slso Z ssfm psEs1n1l fTisa4 - e talsl
y. -. Rainy. hss been depafBA4 ~ "
6epzrfEseas 70 esxfF - SD rFs9ent y
rerssn tts oersiHssss q We zemcet
aflfp enarosss8 rs tne exc1fsf. ~
Davis ssasss fss Ssa DISCO iok rs
pafpoas te,aay.
ss0z1a o. tas sofs fsnzfEso.s pit =
vaRatati1n dsseisye3 a t1e n1ffarNi
fuFsi shog wsfe seztsF1sy seat aFtF e
ans Yaksna fsif. fksfe ware 3 u1tn
Der Of Rss purchasers 81 tbe ff1l Ano
seastAttss % see tahicg n tDs fensn
atrssg tent restafdsEs h1t the sasiloa
sale dld n53 take pl1os. 8ssf g s1e
goods wefa soii a. pgiv3fs sais.
fuoas 1uHx LFHTs Oountg Aofstof
HaSaias Wss qassiioued yfs.eSaag sitn
FprsFd % ahs statemert n141a - e01rt
tn day before tbst tafy lissi hsa nsssr
bsen n1sda 10 tots eoaDfy. Ne ssh Y
was nate tFnst tna1 thk ia eo1id %
s. MADE without considerable expensei
and wsa q shina that bad TO be Fs9aasee
svsry wear. snd the Oommis1lonefs bea
nsvef beRun TIE pFsetiee- Tbs iiss, BE-
ssid. wousd hnve - be takee ch tbe
Asseasos's roll. ans w51id iuelnds sYsry
married man Ia tbs ecuusy. Ehe RfaDo
iaYy was AZ sxsiusivs b0dg, 10 that y
Feauifed married men 70 oDmpoee ~.
fns pstit Jury psfBitled single msn
amouq ~ numbers Toe hst wJnid
hasa 10 hs e0FFeossd yearly. from The
Assessors rolls. aud v5a,d be neees
sAftls impesfess.
Trr Tnap BaRarrns -. W. R5bin-
son, Esa., o. Olympia, Us before the
eonFt yesterday and secured yrs o.
hAhasa eoRpns 10 tne Gases Of 9as Bend.
fns, R5bsFs Etf0aRhunt, Bsai fredef-
iokson, REauk Nelson, AndfsW dohE-
son, LsandsF Bsowu, Jobn Thompson,
Ala. Green AID Th0maa Jaoabs, men
Who wefe Indicted 10 Chshalis eOenty
for breaking tbs ash traps Ia The Che
halis fissF. They veFs iookfd up %
the liza, aad the eaar adioufned there
on the igth, and thsg hAvs bsen eon-
nnsd eveE sinos. They ask 70 Be given
. heaFina, aud the oouft dxsd OetooeT
totb, 90 Chambofa, 20 hear tnsm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

O.. LoUls ose e-ss. Louls 10,
Kssassville, 1et
NV foFK, Ost 6-bfocklyr, =. Ne
bFcpelltans, 3
PnrspaEatA, Osa S--Athlssie.. 4,
s.. LoUIs. osa e-sa LOsiA II,
I1nisxflls. q
PFYrNsUna. Os,, e-FlFsa HAGe-Chi
ease 3. Piafabare. n Seo1ea Raas-
ohisaao, 1, Pl8shnfg, 3
lkpIAalPotSa. Oss. A-lreianapeais.
9; DsiFess, 4
NV Ycsx. Oss. Anew Yssk. o
Phflaasiphsa. &
aany eFmaaea.
AEaaNy, o.. A-jss,ies HlgeR thlt
essnlsr granted naay u Ne 5eeee
@AaFp esq.
uznn Reports called 80.
yarnrusnun, OcA 6-The cemp
anulfsf o. eca CnFfaney To-Day l11ae4 :
al for he rspnEss e the eosalilen e
Al naslanal backs a. lhe elces 81 e1el-
- e Wednesday, Oeooes Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION
OF PARFsRRsHHP.

THE Ef1M qsKEruFoKH KxxFma IN.
ess ~ cane an1 StyIa 81 ?. :. LaiF 4 e.
1ntae 6asisass IN thn eiiy o. saatsaa, ". n. a
-. cay din1else1 ~ m al onossat. ~ y
:. Aens.aosa hsF.a9 EaTrhsasd ne anetas
Enmilg = oollgnafnna q ~ aEm and aailsss.
izg Al sssts ens ~ ana
,. J. LArR.
J. q RNN9groalR.
1AEss1A y. r nWA "a -. sPkAm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Nrw Yosn, Oct. s--Meneg On call. easy
1@k last loana oiossng o9srsd 3 prime
ar bal sleady. 4 Is Ip& far aixty dNgs. and
etSth or dsmana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

SudGe hanEiUG, Minister 20 Mexico,
aas res.ancd. 10 positively coaied 81 the
State Department.
shsppsra's RetuFa.
wAaumoxoM. Ost. 6 Grand pasades
and iiiamiaasions wsre givsn toniRhs
IL honor % the retarn Of en- 0ovsrnoF
eheppeId. from Mexioo.
Eelf Erom ths Reef.
eAH FRAEc1sco. Oct. e.-J0hn CART
aAn, u yeaFs 81 aee. while working on
the roof Of she Windsor Hotel todav,
l0ss bic balance aud fell 70 the Sidewalk
below. He was removed 10 the hoapi-
al whsre be disd soon after.
Kstraia u Hugiana.
L,oNpaE. Oos. e.-Knrain, ths AmsFi-
can paailiat, vas given an enahuaiAssic
reception AZ tbe 81. James Hsn thts
evening. a the aetto betseen Mitchell
and kilrain. kilrain forced Mitchell
10 his knees IN The wind up. Foar
rounda ueFe foaaht. TIE oxidation
vas aoneeded % be hsttsF than that
which Bmith Ravs nightly a the
AquaFiam. Biting Was. nessFthsleas,
tso 10 Que Oh Saith, owiSR 10 bic enoF-
nous muscles.
etat4o GnYette@s
Lampox, Oss. 6-At BtimoFAi TO-DAY
The Prince of wales unvstlod H1ehm's
statue ~ the oasen. presented By tbe
pairiet tenAntry. Toe Qassn expressed
her thAnka fos tee loyal and kind ID.
dress psesented Der.
win change he Poitey.
RMussRks. Ocs. G. - Ihs Blsmarak.
Qristi lntaExtew Will modify itAly's
alice polics IN AfrieA and tndaas Kins
Hamhefl % ahandon he expeditioa
Aeainst ths kinR % AhvssiniA. s. BE-
lisVaa the fsaVsaasat Below o. thia city.
Prssesasa - ths Psps.
Romn. Ga. e-Ths POps haa been
presented With the eamplete eorFSapand. |
sncs beswesa Leopold !. and Father
Mafuo navtanA. the Pape's iegAeee, dnr- |
sas the Turktsa inearsian Il ies3 b /
klopp. ths Gagnaan blsiorlans fe eaee /
~ b sovsfesRea Wao eat tabl - atfts /
We Pops Wili pFsseui epeetaiiY painted /
uasniAtaFa psFtrsiss Of ht@self. Tue
Pape = spseAliy plessaa uith osssn
Ntetassk'a Etf1 ane bis asAnowieAak- 1
neat stil b sxcersianally eoFatAl
We fsfaEmeFa Nxpeasea rata.
Dunlm OF 8 -C4lllmaR, who turnsd
osee1As svidencs aasicss he oaafsdef-
aAss Al Issi@aa q VaFua. 10 hta tumfs-
mouy a. Eanis noa csiy declared thai 4
Ne hMd eeea an infaruaeR ZEE n,x years
pc, bal tnat al he gxpsaasm ha6 nssn /
pad ~ he guseFnneeA
tha essnsRi Zoe ne 0FaWn hAa olsun
nalscs ~ A appsal aRafnal The daa e q
IL shs Lasa Msyss easifvxn eaAs.
sstatna Zen eat assss.
FIAcsAxIAR f0aLh Osa. Ga y.
NsSe. a. Ea9iisaEao. aboat 20 FeaRa
20 So. itVtns ahaat half nila fron
y aispaay tAia enanay. n.et wlae q heE-
riels deash Lass week. He bad tvi-
= ntlY hssn killed ~ 9 tree.
uAisA ha naA eat deWn. falllnR ASA
ninl The heay bad oesn sassn ~
aaNs an1 nothin9 kea hsnes ana .
Iises % ne elstAtng ecaAd hs fcand Z
ReaA lAhsf.
ana 1anaa Les.
pexnsxs. osA e-TAs ~ oSis.a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07


Mara ufa vta an4 reeslvs puhaIo Fecomition
All prAisA. Fscts watch ~ tie ozfooae 81
aaneral expaFienoa. arowinx through ysara Of
| cr4tiosi una prse teal teaa baesme q rooard
ass inmsvsbis - tAs ruck u Gsh Altar IN pan.
Ne epsniaa. snd hsncefsrta nd ~ fsrtheF
| raarnatoa a. v their eeuuinsneaa he inaf.-
/ putshle iaea that Hwiftis eperiae l. tie hess
| hiood puriAsf IN he world, Il Gee o. thsas
fmmessols 0fbFaltAF roeh fsess ~ Whfeh ~
baVs suokes, snd svsry DAYS. eEpeFieucs reaas
tbs eoaSissi1a esspsf ana dsepss q pabte
epsnios. Egrty elasa q cur people n AmeF4
10 snd IN garspA, every trsaR, ealing ara
professor. ineladiaa Ne medted proisssian.
hsvs borpe yalanfnry testimony 70 tie ~
mnrkaeas virtaes Of 9. Q. and its infaliihla
sfasacy is enrisg sn diseases AZ the hsose.
nna opan - The inapecttoa 81 all Wow coma
unsalisilee. tee eistiaSuiaA~d members 81
Ne ghsaaEieal psafeasisn, zee gracefully -
tafE v ne usa4erfal cufaflve aaaIlt1ss ef sha
Rpecias IN thsiF ln6iEiaaal caae@. fnnar sss-
iinoolais are ssrusfth s1emitted y ne psb-
foE tAsmsslvsA The laay q msnhsr y tie /
n nons I alia Iheaasr 0omp&ry 81 New TIA. 4
saa form sig - sha Ne isssos Thaassr. Be-. /
lin. aernsns. an4 II McveAnr's Etnek con. 4
paay e. Cetcago. ne asstlemsn = Z usa Il
answn ms@b q ths Nsw Fora rAslia Ths. 1
atssenl eisxsss To this essatFv AMI IN Eurupw
Oaxieala RanArwss Ts.slmouy.
nxw Voax- Mo- 4 iss7.
Butf apeeihe c.. Afisnts. c. - ornilsnsr
uastnG hnsn snApys1 via plmPaen. erusssnns
So r1nzhnsas - the skias frum ~ eaaa II
tea q ms hleoa, g. mosa zhar yaaF, aana
{ lsadine prsparatisn q sarNspartjia aad esheY
navsstassA funaalaa - - e9sra fean Z co.,
aal1sa : srea tnant phgstrisa. a1a fsun kas L
srsaEm4sa rscsfsnd - h<na4k ltaen esp.
eln 81 v ~ H. 8 q tsze4g fzg - hiaoa.
snA 4 . - sia paEkagsA - tear1nsA sEaIs.
sErfun q my froneis sn4 rsstsriaG nmpetaaassl
u NJ aAfa. saNs mA9R ne kapsF. and ekaaE. |
fEiay rfve ysa thia teaimsslal FAR UncA u1s
nnE pan,lclly e go s4eh - ulaks - g.
cnkn1oFxn namnow
ie1 neWegg. nsAF Casa rasA
Huss uassEsst,s Te1llnssy.
rs estf1 spec1As oumpsny. AslsutA. cal
fer TO years ] 80 . uHpaEs asss |
v ses.@A iaareaaf acApa s1ip6AF seag ana
parteua etbnF rsDeataa ara Was preanthsdl
~ ~ na1neEs - pAyNlSassa. ~ haaaa ~ ,
" e. a. itNt tsseEmfses - ~ ne g a.
'emaaY. sn4 avsa O. elght easnsA have thrs
.uahly reifass1 -. aa9 20 81 - tAiE aSr.
t1nza q aRy wAnn1 yea glAA
Hess MAsaInE
M1mbar e 1hAllA fhesta.
Mgu YaW Nag q 1871.
rran1la e. nlss1 al ain n.D4ansa mnslsd
- x1n SWIFT aREclRfc co.
AaM1aAnn9sW pmp9 q An4saa, e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

.yTEAMEB JogEPHrNE. julius MACON.
- ~. Mns11E. le1E1l S11heck eVory Mendz1
a. TO A9F Gambia rrluEnIna anmG oar. tguos-
in4 e 4za14ck. Dn8zla I'D 61a11Mi1h-
4Ange 84skami1h Iaandaga aE 10 q. n ~
Duu1fa, Sssbeek xna Pl9 oamhlA
Lave 6111srk fhara64ys a es1o for seaf<l1.
t1nfhfnB a Rert 6amale.
Leave 4ealzi1 frl6nyns q 3 & -. f1r Pr
6emhls and 8rahech
Pr inrlhsz parsis1i1ss. srply 70 D. < ~
Ard. cwues. saatiia. a. GeaFgs hosssEs Ksslsra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
CHICAGO CArrLR nAHrEn.

CH1cAso. Oct e-csttls--Rscaipba 100;
steady. shipping stes & I5t9s socksFs and
+ edeFs 81 s00s IS TEXAS estile - coca Is,
western FaaRsss TAOS IS.
HuR-Receipts % COO slow, 5 to 10 points
ehsep-kecafp1s Ot0; ustives 4104 10,
Western - 1n0s IS, Fexns 81 Sa48 -.
lower. mixe - 1894 Is, heavy 81 AGA 90;
hight a AGA 20
ehesp--itseslps. 900, stesdy: mntson $50
. %. stock ~ " coca 0s. western - 1898 co.
lambs 81 2o0S -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

wAaMIHaToH Oct. 6-The repost that
yudee ManBLe. Minister 20 Mexico,
aas reslancd. 10 positively coaied 81 the
STATE DspaF,msnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Amsrlean Express fg7H, 0anaas PAeihe5i s.
C4nAIa Set ,srD So centrsi Paclnc "a,
Burilnetun i33H. UslawsFs 4 I .ckasnnnA
f2ek, Dsnver 1 Rio 6Fsnde IS Erie 3egf,
Lsks Eh0rs %, Louisville 6iA. Michigan
CsntrsI 81. Kansas rsKss AK. Nsw York
CenfFai fnSk N0rihera PaciHc - are
FIRED Ask. NORTHWESTERN III. Oregon In
ptosemsnt %, EzTaAiion 68A, TFanseon-
rinsnfal 9Dh, Paei6c Mali Ssh, Rock Island
lIsk ID. Pal Ttk Texas Psclne 2f1. unlon
Paciae 57A, un1Ied States Express s., Wells
Fargo Express Us, Western UnioD q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

cMnAao. Oct. e.-wheAt Firm. lower;
cash IS It's: November Tx. DecsEbtF q 10
Iss NAV TN
corn-LovsF. cash ana November e y; De.
eember ~ 3-ie: Nay IS 40.
oats-stsa1y; cash Is. November sek, AAy
9eK.
fgt-Absui sssadyi pea. ssls, Jasuary
el3 IS.
Lsrd-Abous s.ady, eash % az Q % 80.
Novsmbsr 81 IS. Mas S. IAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

HMusaREa. Ocs. G. - Ihs Bismarsk.
CFtsti inteExssw Wfll mes1ify ItAly's
alice pclicg IN AfrieA end tndaas Kfne
Hamhesa 90 ahandon tie expeditioa
AeAinat ne kinR "a AhyssiniA. 81 BE-
lisvss the fsapssasaf Bsles o. thia city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

LnaDox. Oss. 6-At BtimoFai today
The Prince of wales unvstled Baehm's
statue ~ the Qaeen. presented By The
Daifict tenAntfy. Toe Qassn oppressed
her thAnka fos tie loyal and kind I'd
dress presented bar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

wASHTHoxoH. Ost. 6 Grand pasadss
and iiiamiaations we're givsn toniRhl
II honor % the rstagn Of en- 0ovUrncF
from Mexioo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

My Yonx, 0ot She atook market today
vas more aslive than foF some time. bat In
terasi 10 doa i4RB was oompiet Nv ABSORBED by
thres ftacks-Western Unlon. R-sdi1g and o.
Paul Tbs bet figures were INSIDE 90 ] o'ciotk.
after vAich there was . rraciion q the Close
Waa rather nsAvg az o. near tbs hiehest a.
urea OF tbs dly. EssFytbisg is higher. hut
the advances are for fraetio8s Only. exeeot for
Resding. which i no rs, and Western UalcD
TX, and Jsrsey Gen raj IL.
Gosernmeni 6onds Vsrs dull bat arm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

HAn FRAEcsoo. Oct. e.-John CART
RAn, 10 yeaFs Of ace. while WORKING on
the soof Of she Windsor Hotel todav,
loss bic balance aud fell 70 tie Sidewalk
below. he wae removed 10 the hoapi-
al whern ha disd aann Altar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

INV Tonz. Oct 6.-Hopa-Liaht request.
coRss-epos fair; BIO. arm. SIX: options.
1910 poiess lower. more actiVc; ssies % 100
bsaa; 0e o5eF t17 ssa e1T ~; Novembsr ST IS
OF 50: Decenser, Slf l00l7 s.; January
ti7 l5WlT 90; February 81 3s01zbj.
s. test, faiF; rsaninR quoted ~; reaned
nieady. demand fair: gTasulsto1 ed6S.
cepper-ssssdy. Lax el0'f0l y.
Lad Dull. domestic ssK0lk.
pstrolea D. steady, opeuiag u. highess 6Sk.
lowest GIN. closing IS; sales eli. 90 bksrels
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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-17
Am Americans Experience.

Pall Mall Gazette.
We take the following amusing descrip-
ton of life in Algeria from the private let
ter of distinguished American at present
residing there:
Life here is very pleasant most of the
time, and ought to be all the time. We
have small villa, with garden and orange
trees. We ride, drive. read and gossip with
the natives. The only drawback is a
damnable tendency on the part of the in
habitants to drag one perpectually before
the juge de paiX. Soon after our arrival
l had to discharge my corriere for
impertinence and other crimes. He,
thinking he would catch me without
resources in a strange land demanded six
months wages for being discharged with
out sufficient warning. l offered him a
weeks wages and fare back to Paris. He
got at the judge first and poisoned his
mind. l was summoned, and then the fun
began.
For month | have been appearing
weekly in court swearing that the man had
been servant. he making himself out to be
a sort of gentleman-interpreter who ought
not to be discharged. The Judge, as | say,
was entirely in favor of the corriere,
though had all the law on my side. The
joke is coming. A week ago we had an
audience again. and the Judge said he would
pronounce judgment that day week Ito
day..
On Saturday last wrote letter to the
judge calling his attention to certain points
in the case which he had ignored in court,
and finally appealing to Sa haute justice.
That night the poor man took to his bed,
and died on Sunday. Whether my letter
killed him l don't pretend to say. We
must wait for another judge to come before
we progress.
l have another process in hand. The man
who lets us our horses pretends that hired
them by the month. l don't recognize any
such agreement, and have summoned
him to accept my offer through the
Huissier- for. each ride or drive we
have had. The good man had a
row with my wife yesterday because she
told him he must be tres nigaud to suppose
we would pay him such sum as he
asked. He at once became very angry, and
said:, Madame, ie ne suis pas nigaud
Madame, je vols vaux bien! Monsieur,
madame ma appele nigaud" etc. l feel
more or less sure he will summon her for
insulting him. Really never saw such
beastly people. They look upon stranger
as common prey. | now have lawyer in
steady pay to protect me in case of emer-
gency, and seldom go out alone In other
respects the place is perfectly enchanting
climate, scenery, food. and wine and to-
bacco. Send me books, and | ask for no
more.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-17
LuMatiCS in R uSSia.
London News.
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DR.. Kovaleffski, one of the most re-
nowned of Russian physicians, professor at
the Kharkoff university, has made known
some serious facts relative to lunacy III
Russia. According to the learned professor
the number of lunatics in Russia amounts
to at least 100, 600. Only one. tenth can be
accommodated in asylums, or elsewhere OBJ
tain attention. DR.. Koyaleffski SAYS that
the treatment of the inmates is for the
greater part defective. Rich patients alone
can obtain careful attention.; the INDECENT
are too often i'll treated. The number of
really skillful doctors in the asylums is re-
stricted, and rational treatment is almost
out of the question. The keepers are for
the most part rude men, who maltreat the
unfortunates, if not bribed to kindness by
relatives The nourishment is insufficient
and of bad quality. Thousands of lunatics
who cannot be accommodated in public or
private asylums walk about at large with
out receiving the slightest care. One meets
them everywhere on the roads in the coun-
try, often i'll used by the heartless and then
taking their revenge by setting houses on
fire or mutilating children.